It Pays To Advertse Proxy Gets His Shirts
Eddie Jacobsen a former haberdashery owner connected to President Truman appeared with shirts he could not supply when a promotional call reached his store. It notes maneuvering ties and mentions Hendrf Bradley of St. Joseph as another person involved in the shirt trade.
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Eddie Jacobsen
Haberdashery
Pertney
Truman
Hendf
D. Bradley
Joseph Eer Pablis
Weather note for Saturday forecasts cloudy day
The fragment indicates a cloudy Saturday with temperature details unclear. It mentions a plan or decision related to Saturday weather.
Truman urges Senate to ratify UN charter for world peace
President Truman warned the Senate that peace depends on ratifying the United Nations charter and a world court. He spoke during a Kansas City visit for a law school degree ceremony, signaling possible in-person Senate action Monday. He quipped about not becoming president in Jackson County and praised the crowd’s enthusiasm.
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All American End Schreiner Dies of Wounds
Lt David N. Schreiner 24 University of Wisconsin all America football star for 1941 to 1943 died June 21 from wounds received in action. Schreiner played end for the Badgers in 1941 42 and 46 and was AP all America 1941 43 and Western Conference most valuable player in 1942.
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Lancaster
Wis
David N. Schreiner
University of Wisconsin
Marine Corps
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Schreiner
Badger
Associated Press
Car overturn fatal to driver in Dayton Iowa
Dayton Illinois? Dayton Iowa AP report says Qecar 8. Larson a 68 year old insurance and real estate man was found dead in his Dayton bed after a car near Burnside turned over in a ditch. Passenger P C Peterson suffered a bruised wrist. Coroner ruled death likely from cerebral hemorrhage induced by the crash.
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Qecar
Larson
Dayton Insurance and Real Estate
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P. C. Peterson
Peterson
Webs
A. L. Lundgren
Bimla Conference Delayed By Political Disagreement
The New Delphi radio reports the Bimla conference summoned by Viceroy Lord Wavell to discuss revision of the action government has been adjourned until July 14 due to a disagreement between Mosler League and Congress Party leaders.
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Delphi Radio
Bimla
Lord Wavell
Mosler League
Congress Party
Senators Endure 18 Hour Session Over FEPC Funding
Washington reports an 18 hour 32 minute Senate session ended with a cloture petition to limit debate on funding for the FEPC. The dispute centered on race relations and government interference with business, with southern senators opposing the FEPC and Chavez leading support. The FEPC appropriation was tied to a 770 million omnibus bill funding war agencies. passage by midnight was critical, though not absolute in impact.
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Fair Employment Practice Committee
Tom Connally
Senate
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Chavez
Selective Service
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Office of Defense Transportation
Visiting Herta King Relatives in Casey Visit
Opal En ake King of St. Louis is visiting her mother Mrs. R. E. King on Tait Poplar Street and relatives in Casey.
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Herta
Opal Enake
King
St. Louis
R. E. King
Tait Poplar Street
Casey
Dick Jessen Elected Atlantic Mayor After Prolonged Vote
Dick Jessen 35 a wholesale grocer in Atlantic is Atlantic's new mayor after a fourth round council vote resolving a deadlock between Jessen and Harry Beers. He succeeds the late Mayor Burnes who served 22 years. Jessen, born in Dannebrog Nebraska, also serves as councilman-at-large and heads local civic groups.
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Richard
Dick) Jessen
Atlantic Wholesale Grocer
Atlantic
Joe Barnes
Burnea
Jessen
Harry Beers
Albert Christensen
Burnsen
Burnes
Mr. Jessen
Ira L. Welch
Dale Cornell Named Seventh District Young Republican Chairman
Deputy Sheriff Dale Cornell a World War II veteran was named seventh district young Republican chairman by the Iowa Young Republican clubs state central committee in Des Moines. He replaces Ward Slothower as county and state party officers planned county club organization and elections with Attorney John Budd of Atlantic in attendance.
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State Central Committee
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Cornell
Ward Slothower
Mills County
Red Cross
John Budd
Atlantic
Iowa Yeang Republicans Group
Vicksburg to Celebrate First City Fourth Under Unity Theme
Vicksburg Mississippi plans its first city-wide Independence Day celebration next Wednesday as a gesture toward national unity. Residents hope to put past Civil War memories aside while families support the nation's war effort. The city fell to Union forces on July 4 1863 after a 17 day siege.
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Siste City
Mrs Emma Minor Dies at 80 in Atlantic Hospital
Emma Zetta Minor 80 wife of John H Minor retired Atlantic furniture dealer died last night at 11 85 at the Atlantic pemester after a fall. Born December 2 1864 in Westland county Weston she married John H Minor November 8 1882. They moved to Atlantic in 1894 where she resided at 910 Tenth. Survived by husband son City Councilman Clarence Minor and three daughters Frances May Moore Maude Ethel Sewell Opal Celeste Olsen sixteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at Roland Peacock Baxter funeral home with Rev H G Darling Church of Christ officiating. Interment Atlantic cemetery. Remains at funeral home until service.
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John H. Minor
Atlantic
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Minor
Wetsel County
Weaton
Samuel and
Fannie Taylor
West Virginia
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Tenth
Clarence Minor
Frances May Moore
Shenandoah
Kan
Maude Ethel Sewell
Emmetsburg
Opal Celeste Olsen
William van Amberg Minor
Atlantic Church of Christ
Roland, Peacock & Baxter
H. G. Darling
Church of Christ
Atlantic Cemetery
Relaxed Controls on Cast Iron Bathtubs and Stationery
Washington reports the WPB loosened production and distribution controls on cast iron bathtubs and paper stationery. From now on manufacturers may produce stationery in any sizes styles and weights with mechanical closures plus adhesive flaps.
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Washington
WPB
Soldier on furlough visits Locust Street family
Bernard Lane, previously stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky, arrived in the city last night to spend twelve days with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Lane of 102 Locust Street while en route to Fort Ord California.
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Fort Knox
Ed Lane
Locust Street
Ft. Ord
Cal
Chinese forces recapture suburbs cut off Liuchow and Kwangsi rail line
Chinese high command reports Liuchow core destroyed with under 1,000 Japanese remain. Forces@Path NorthEast of Liuchow push toward Kweilin and Langnan Tingnan, restoring control of the Kweichow-Kwangsi railroad. Other units clear remnants west and south of Liuchow while coastal raids strike Canton area and Formosa.
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Liuchow
U. S
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Tingnan
Kiangsi
Canton
Hong Kong
Bedford Man Slays Soldier's Wife Then Kills Himself
Deputy Sheriff Lester Round reported Marion Martin, about 40, shot and killed Mrs. Albert Spencer in Bedford after which he attempted suicide with a .38 revolver. He failed, wandered to his parents’ home, and killed himself with a .22 rifle. Mrs Spencer leaves a two year old daughter and her parents Lou and Mrs Larson.
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Lester Round
Marion Martin
Albert Spencer
Spencer
Martin
Round
J. W. Martin
Lou Larson
OPA Sets Ceiling Prices on Guns
OPA today set ceiling prices for about 100000 shotguns declared surplus by the army. The firearms were bought for state guard use after the national guard was federalized and later replaced by standard military weapons. Retail prices for new private brand single barrels are $10.50 and for double barrels $32.60.
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OPA
Army
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